Accessibility audits that reveal real user risk.
Manual WCAG 2.2 AA audits for websites, apps, and SaaS — sized for ADA, EAA, Section 508, and procurement reviews. Every finding includes evidence, severity, reproduction steps, and the exact fix your engineers can ship.
What the audit covers
Each audit combines human review, assistive technology checks, and practical remediation guidance so your team can fix the issues that matter.
Manual testing against WCAG criteria across templates, flows, states, and reusable components.
Tab order, focus visibility, skip paths, menus, modals, forms, and key interaction states are checked by hand.
Assistive technology checks verify names, roles, states, announcements, and reading order in real user flows.
Labels, instructions, validation messages, required fields, and recovery flows are tested for real completion.
Color contrast, responsive behavior, headings, links, labels, and content structure are reviewed in context.
Every finding is grouped by severity, impact, reproduction steps, screenshots, and recommended remediation.
From scope to actionable evidence
The audit is designed to give leadership, product, design, and engineering one shared view of accessibility risk.
We define what needs to be tested before review starts.
We test the experience the way users encounter it.
Findings are written so your team can reproduce and fix them.
The final report turns audit results into a remediation plan.
Audit outputs your team can use
The audit deliverables are built for decisions, fixes, and follow-up validation.
Accessibility audit questions
Common questions about scope, timing, evidence, and what your team receives.
Know the risk. Fix what matters first.
Most vendors stop at the report. We audit, prioritize, and ship the code-level remediation — in one fixed-fee engagement, aligned to EAA, Section 508, and ADA.
